Post-credits Scene Meme Template
The Post-credits Scene meme is used when the surprise after it was all done. The little scene after the credits: what happens once the meeting, sale or day is "over".
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How the Post-credits Scene meme works
- What it means
- The little scene after the credits: what happens once the meeting, sale or day is "over".
- Use it when
- The surprise after it was all done.
- Also called
- Post-credits scene, post credits, after credits, end credits scene
- How popular
- Number 136 of the 257 formats in our library, ranked by how often each is captioned and how often business accounts use it.
Its captions
- 1.What happened after everyone leftup to 110 characters
- 2.Small line underneath (optional)up to 40 characters
Every picture here is our own recreation of the format: the same layout, pose and joke, drawn with generic people. None is the original meme photo, and none shows a celebrity or the person from the original. Some formats are drawn with text and shapes only.
Post-credits Scene meme examples for 13 industries
The same format, captioned for each kind of business. Open an industry for its other memes.
Real estate version - “Open house over. Door locked. A neighbor knocks: "Is the sofa for sale?"”
- “It is staged.”
Dental version - “Everyone has gone home. The front desk spots one lonely retainer case on a waiting room chair”
- “Lost and found: retainers”
Gym version - “Everyone leaves. The cleaner finds one glove, a protein bar and a house key.”
- “Somebody is locked out tonight.”
Hair salon version - “Lights off. A single rogue curl rolls across the floor like a tumbleweed.”
- “Sweeping resumes at 9.”
Med spa version - “The last client leaves. The 9am coffee is finally touched. It is now iced ☕”
- “Not by choice.”
Marketing version - “Campaign approved. Then, from the back of the room: 'what if it were blue?'”
- “Stay for the feedback”
Small business version - “Sign says Closed, lights are off, and a customer knocks gently on the glass”
- “Always one more 🔔”
Ecommerce version - “The record sale day ends. One last email: 'Is there a discount code?'”
- “There is always a code”
SaaS version - “The release goes out, the dashboard turns green, and a user writes: 'where did the button go?'”
- “Stay for the support queue 🍿”
Startup version - “Round closed. Then the cofounder asks: 'so, who is running payroll?'”
- “Stay for the paperwork”
Agency version - “The campaign launches, the team cheers, and the client emails: 'one small thing'”
- “Stay seated 🍿”
Coaching version - “The call ends. The client says 'oh, one more thing' and finally names the real issue”
- “Minute 59, every time”
Content creator version - “I say 'that's all, bye!' and then film 'oh, one more thing' for ten minutes”
- “The real video starts here”
How to make a Post-credits Scene meme
- Open the free meme generator with this template.
- Write the 2 captions above, a few words each, keeping to what the format means.
- Press Make my meme and download the JPG. No signup and no watermark.
- To have it written for your brand, Content Drifter suggests three memes from a topic you type, then schedules the one you pick.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the Post-credits Scene meme mean?
The little scene after the credits: what happens once the meeting, sale or day is "over".
When should I use the Post-credits Scene meme?
When the surprise after it was all done. It fits the irony kind of joke.
How do I caption the Post-credits Scene meme?
It has one caption: what happened after everyone left (up to 110 characters). Keep each to a few words so the meme reads in a second.
Can I use the Post-credits Scene meme for my business?
This format is drawn with text and shapes only, with no one else’s picture in it. Keep the caption honest and free of real people.
A Post-credits Scene meme about your business
Type what the joke is about. Content Drifter writes the captions in your brand’s voice on this format and two others, and schedules the one you like.
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